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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07

FaED9f. BsH1 - TIE sfilrs london
press tn this r.erniHzs isses err-ezs bors
fbas 81 Nscbaes assks fiersb rasY - etse
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07

FottT Sfslsa. Aiss March e-F -
resfsras7 sfsrooln lesfr0rsa NiEe+ NJ
is-s livery Essle ard n 8 jacs.t d. y age
~ ir fsaIi~on snd ? A l.uess. fsie-
Es.a eak sent - &eoetis i8 ed b1 a.
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sssm ref sfzt sfsfnr ffss- tbs frs ezs sn.
d-f c0uffa1 foss 80 ft wea iaesref
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07
VIcToRY - sTRIKfRs.
Eastern Marble wort.rs eags an Aavaao.
fn Waeta

bosros. March 9 The strife of the aa
marble workers ~ B9Wker. Terry s C.
lsTpinsiei .asf NIGHT 10 s.corg fof lbe
naen. Jhe asW re,tdea from ifs festan.
recognized tie 1rie- ard a5rsueea fh-
Fate- ai az fs employee. Those reesiVlae
as9ve $40 atff gsfure su s8tauge ~ s.
snt those rereieIus iess fban $50 q week
- ,inz q "a . pi st5l = spek. Tie fria
aisl sErerl ~ Hf lius hs8fe n -tek
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the irfgs-f msr3ie e1sfng cofsoern S. Naw
l-ng sDa ite sc8els'e accepted hv "a is
lkeiy 20 becoac p re sfandefd rsr the last
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07

Baooglfx Msrch 1T Ds wlu Tai
nsrs. 10 sllading % Mr. Beeeber 10 bs
sefron to-day. said that wbse rersors
a zht dllsvT frcu hlm n polfta- and -.
iiFi0r ei va 4 scznee Ie.ter fhaf wbsn
tsery Wea HsAtsr asf = tass Yncaan
stue 3s 80 ln tae ciGy art lslt8 Afer
Fes aE a tr3aae - - E.srherfs eeata-.
8' sncs aaa e.e ssrnee he eslfea su ths
esres esfisti = f1in him in pfsyeF iof the
trfus k.aater
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07
Deacon Ho~.4d Break. Down.

BEoogLrv. y Z Barch 5-Amsu- the
hundreds of Nr Bsscbsrs ytr.onal friends
w19 soasnt sdmissi9n 10 the house ,lurins
tie day we're noticed msnv of fhs leading
citizens of Nss Yor< anA Brcoklvn. No-
tie1sbls among the callers wds She vsf .r DIE
Dsacoa john !. isosa-3 ono of tue ioand-
srs of Plymouth Char.A anl one ~ ftA
thrre tru-t-es Nlo 80 -nei t-e csii in f-f1
Nufc1 hraseof 3r 3 eta-r lf0u ind sl.Jr-
OILS io this civ. DEACON li,ea 3 20 fls
orl one utstsi.ie ~ We 3mtif aim -
Ar + etber - bedside ila Ess t-osra
aoTn ~ er1oiion Ars B--he is 70 .rig
worn oug ehe IS a vesr ohter tfsH NJ
e.her sna - fesh'e a h--t Bf Elkad
b II, hf1. tf"'her 20 th- Us ing man. a. ~
$50 hoH til- evounf
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.aw afuvet fhis even X Teleg-arls have
e1 sens % Wi.lsu neechsr. a brother a.
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nfEheN - Hiiish nn Ofte and Mlss sc1
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ers s1n - on hi. waY from Wasaingtoa
Ter iforv
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07

bsoeSsFs. Assch q lls iisnsmo al ~ss
sesa ~ fss~sFfef sad sNia thas Nj.
bee hsf sss h~youi al humsa aid ills
hmlly unasfslss.A ihai. aad dsatA nlshs
bs ioaaAsi fsf ~ sny tinae ilf aeafis ess
ss~n ~ > eloek aad said that hs bsiisved
Ar leechsF would die befofe nofniDg
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sun Ans.

bsooglsN. March s.-s a NM
Reeohsf Is suil in oomAsoss condition and
his death Is aoaaentarily expected
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07
FIRE AT NSWAYGO.
The Congregational Church Burned Yesier-
day Morniog.

tts,-t'Nt - Va NN.sLsss-sS.AA1.
NEwAYGo, March The Congregational
church. one OF The finest buildings in the
village burned - the ground at abOut half
past o'clock this morning. Daring the
past week revival needing, were beli IN the
church and II is supposed the FIRE origin
aed rom the furnace after the building
was vacated last night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-07

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Hsi. tanf~-r

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thpassnd people Tifn-sef ths C.1 ,npsil
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fFesfesrt iu fhrsEias
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List of Premiums.


Brood mares, f II Akord /, q SNOW = l. b S5d
die horses Mills Brown !, + II Aldrich :. oolis !,
a years old IA Haskell a Son /, A NJ Fox :, r. y
smith g. II B Ware 4; yrs old, i II fllch y f. W
HAYNES 2 II Conrad 3; ! VT old q Leonard l. y
Winchester = f h Barnard 3, w DIX u sucking
colts, II II Faulkner I, l. Boyd = ltoialn Z, - :
yrs old, II IL Faulkner ! yIs o1' ,NNtnn ni'' ~
Driving horses + d stafford !, T. wharf, Jr' -
RIO Wilcox B. II /. Millingtun T.
CATTLE
Bulls Thoroughbred, sweepstakes ! Slnitil
Isl; q yrs old Il n Smith list Haskell A. son ~
Mrs I'D. p IA c G Hubbard I, II l. Wilmington =
III II Winchester 8: yr old, & BOYD u jersey
W q CLARK /; herd, May Adams l. oxen . lin
old and over, j + Curbrtt /, Adams Z u SLOW
a S"mSA II Fox /; years old, q Boyd l. + =
Holden y d Mann 3, !. CLARK 4. steers :, . yls
old NAV A Adams l. Il NJ Haynes = II t1lh,
hand B. 4 Haskell 4; yrs old, May Auails !, +
Haskell , q n Copeland 3, q NJ War; 4 yr oln,
Henry Adams 1, May a. Adams = + Z l'"Su % ~
II Copeland a. Matched oxen and steers, my NY 10 :"
ed oxen aud steers, j II stowe Son MAY "a ~ ~,
ans g Fat cattle, l. Clark Isl, S"EEso i, nv
oughbred IL Adams /, G Huhharl 49,, ~ ~ A.
g. grade. h 4 Boyd l. II Adams =, y Mann o.,
II Adrich T. Fine cows were also eAhln l ~ -
II Stowe a Son and others Helltls ""l1Ji
+ smith /; grades yrs old n D Mann J., II y
Smith ., Il q Boyd 3; yr old, = q BOYD au Il
y ID Mann g. CE CarpenteT4. Calves j nor Y ~,
bred, T. K smith /, II Adams g i shhth % ~ u
Boyd (: grade. n Adams I, II AldIl1h :, - =
Smith 3, II stowe a Son 4; bull II HS Nv, q
Bon steer, h II Aldrich Robinson , hu3
Adains3 FIR Smith I; pen Il hasAeh l. NJ mann
SHEEP,
Best pen sheep and lambs, W G Wheeler S0u'N
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MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON, Sept. Is The tone of the butter mar
ket is some stronger. New York and Vermont dai-
ny lots command 22GC23 for extra, lgGt a for good
TO choice. 2lGg25 for fine selections in small way.
Cheese situation unchanged; price, lll9N II. The
bean market is strong; best small pea S2.5OH , ~.
Eggs firmer; sales at l9IL22 Potatoes in fair
supply; sales mostly at 7Om75c Apples plenty;
most sales at SlGl50, though few fancy com
mand seas
ST. ALBANS, Sept. q Butter firm. General
price, 220i pc selections, 2i0t25c III.
CHICAGO, Sept. ~ Flour quiet WheatNo, =
spring, 7l07lL; No. . winter red, 3D. Corn
No. 2, re. Oats No. ,, 254c Rye-No. >, isc.
Barley, No. ., go.
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wn,crtown Cattle Market, sept. ~.

Market Beef-A few choice at S6.75d7 90; extra,
$3.50; first quality, S6.OOQG25; second quality,
S5OOQ.55O; third quality, S4OJG450.
store Cattle-WOrking oxen, Il pair, 5000 li5i
Fancy Cows, S5O@sO; Mich Cows and Calves, S2i
as; yearlings, S0dlS; two years old, Slid2S
three years old, S2i0iO
Swine-Western fat live, 5l606c. Northern
dressed hogs, 64M7c.
Sheep and Lambs In lots, 81 80, 3 500 $50 each
extra, 81. 0O6l5 25 or from 2l6GJ51lc y n. Spring
Lambs, 6GITc. 2 Id.
Veal Calves 2ISGt6c. 2 A.
Country Hides, 606Iec 2 n. Country Tallow
ll66I2 cts. d H. Calf Skins 616d7c. u H., Pelts
l2a25c each; Dairy Skins l2a25c each.
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Delicate Children, Nur.InR

Mothers, Overwurked Men. and for all diseases
where the TISSUES are wasting away from the ina
bty To digest food or from uverwork should
take SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod. Liver Oil with
HypOphosphltrs. Il used the emulsion for lady
who was delicate II put her in such good health
and flesh that must say II is the best emulsion. 90
l. p. waddell NJ D., Hughs Mills, S C.
II sick headache IL misery, what are Carter :
Little Liver Pills II they will positively cure Il.
People who have used them speak frankly of their
worth. They arr small and easy to take.
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Deaths.

In Westminster, Sept 26, Mrs. Annette VI. Hall
lat. Of Winchester. Mass. Be.
In So Ncwfane Sept - Russell Mason, ~.
In Natick Mass Sept. g. Patience A, wife %
T A. Stevens formerly Of this town.
In South Vernon. We're p, son " Henry Hamil
ton yTs mos.
In Hinsdalr y IL. Sept y, Sarah H., wife %
VI V. Cotton. 81.
In Winchester. y H.. sept Il, Mariette Hub
bard widow Of ur %. Y Stafford. O.
In Ke-ne, y. H., Sept 81. Sam'l Allen Gerould
o. sept -. Geo. W. Ball, g..
In Athens, sept 10. Avian Parlihurst, 81.
In Grafton, sept n. Aubir VI. Zuill. -.
In Bellows Fails, Sept =, Mrs Elizabeth Bah
bitt Farr -
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MILL FOR SALE.

S,AID MILL is one of the best stands in Wind
= ham County. Located miles west Of Brat
tleboro depot. Il is finely equipped with new l.
X. l.. wheel, sawmin with new patent saw, grlst
mill, shinge machine, two turning lathes, one Tor
iron; besides cutting OF and bench saws making
il a first class mill, having trst-class WATERPROOF
er and In ilrst-class location Three acres OF land
House. barn blacksmith shop, ice-house all ~
good condition, with running water TO house and
and barn. The mill has good run OF business
and the only reason for selling Is poor health
VIII be sold al a bargain or will exchange for q
good farm. Enquire Of or address
Y. IS. WHITAKER, West Brattleboro, W.
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o,TATE VERMONT, Westminster

- BY the Probate Court for said District
To all persons Interested in the estate Of Al
WIN DAVIS, late of Londonderry In SAID district,
deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this court will de-
eide upon the allowance of the account of Eu-
gene NJ. Davis, administrator upon said estate, and
decree distribution thereof TO the persons entitled
at the session thereof 10 be held at the inn of +
& II. Phelps in Grafton on the fifth day Of DC
tober, A. d. 1887, when and where you may BE-
heard In the premises, II you see cause.
NJ CHAS X EDDY Register
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WEST RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

TINHE FARM on which the Windham County
i Fair Ground Is located IN offered for sale.
Containing $50 acres; 20 acres Of meadow land, 20
acres or more of nice young timber, balance good
pasture good sugar lot and sugar house; plenty
of fruit including apples pears, plums and grapes.
Buildings all In good repair Never-fang run
ming water at house and barn. Also, in the town
of Brookline, two pastures of 70 acres each, one
near the top OF the mountain ON the road from
Putney to Newfane the other at the foot Of the
mountain Owing to in health and boys being 81
years OF age this property will be sold very cheap,
One-half OF the purchase money can remain on
mortgage IL. S. KENNY.
Newfane Sept. 8, 1881 SO
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STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro IS.

= The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of HAIR
RET q, HOLBROOk, late OF Brattleboro, de
ceased, Greeting.
Whereas, FRED'K HOLBROOK has presented
10 this Court an instrument purporting 10 be the
last viii of said deceased, for pruhate:-NOu are
hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the probate Of said instrument at a session there
OF TO be held at the Probate ONCE In Bratleboro,
In said district on the eighth day Of October,
A. ID, 1887, when and where you may appear and
contest the same, II you see cause.
30 f. W. S'rODDARD, Register.
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legal Notices.
!, TATE VERMONT. Mnrlhorn IS.

S,TATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro IS.
- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the estate OF DAN
TEL l.. HARRIS, late Of Springfield, Mass, de
ceased, Greeting
Whereas, A. b. HARRIS has presented 10 this
court an instrument purporting 10 be a certified
copy Of the last will of said deceased, together
with certificate of the probate and allowance
Of the same BY the Probate Court for the county
OF Hampden and state of Massachusetts,, and
moved for the allowance Of said will in this state
and district. You are hereby notified that this
court will decide upon the probate Of said instru
ment at a session thereof to be- held at the Pro
bate once in Brattleboro, in said district, on the
Sth day of October, A. ID, 1887, when aud where
YOU may appear and contest the same, II you see
cause 30 f. W. STODDARD, Register.
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CTATR OF vERMONT, Marlnoro S.

= The Probate Court for said District
To all persons Interested In the estate of MARY
S. HALEY late OF Guilford, deceased,
Greeting:
Whereas JOEL FLAGG, Jr., has presented
10 this court an instrument purpOrtng 10 be tile
last will of said deceased for probate: - You are
hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
probate Of said instrument at tho session thereof
To be held at the Probate Office In Brattleboro, In
said District, the first Saturday of October A.
ID. 1887, when and where you may appear and
contest the same, II you see cause.
81 Z. W. STODDARD, Register.
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The undersigned desire TO express their graft
tude to the members Of Bethesda Lodge, No. 3d.
!. O. o, f., OF Boston, also 10 all those friends IL
Putney who assisted In the rites attending the
burial Of Frederick N NeWcomb ON Friday last
May they receive their reward.
Mas MARTHA A. NEwCoMB.
Mn. AND MRs j. G. BOLSTER. AND OTHERS
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Marriaaes.

In Brattleboro Sept y, by Rev. r. W. lllman,
VIM K Bridges to Winnie VI Weld. both Of u.
also, Dennie Taylor n Elvira VI. Farnum. both
Of Jamaica
In West Brattleboro, Sept. 18th, by Rev. c. II.
Merrill Jesse 7 Weatherhead of Guilford to I.au-
ra H. Skinner of Jamaica
In Putnry. Sept 2sth, by Rev r W Whippen,
Henry b Blood Of BrattleborO to Ida Iynde Of
DummprstOu.
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To the friends and neighbOrs who rendered us
assistance IN saving our home on the time Of the
late fire, we desire to give our most heartfelt
thanks They will ever be- held In grateful re-
inrinbrauce by us.
Mn ANn MRs " NJ MEArnERREE
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P. BARROWS
NOTICE.

WE would respectfully call your attention to
w the fact that only short distance from
Main street, at ~ Elliot street is the Bratteboro
Custom Laundry We have plenty of good help,
and can and will do as good work as is done IN
any Troy laundry in any state. We now have a
very pleasant agent, Mr.. IL. b. Chamberlain of
No Brooks House Block, and about the first OF
October will have person 10 collect and deliver
work collecting ON Monday and delivering Friday
In each week. We intend 10 give the public an OPP
and expect the public 10 patronile home industry.
We mean 10 make a business In this line Of work
that has long been wanted here. Work done at
short notice. Thanking the public for past pat
rOnage, We solicit continuance Of the same,
31tf MRS WIN. RUSSELL, Prop'r,
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DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims 10 be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed In mind, very irrita-
BILE, languid, and drowsy. 1t is a disease
which does not get well OF itself 1t requires
careful, persistent attention, and a remedy to
throw of the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparllla has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds Of cases.
Ihave taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsla, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla."
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light Co.,
New York City,
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New YorL s.oeL and Money Market.


New York, Sept r. Government Bonds;
" Is, coupon '''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Ike
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HNHE PHOENIX AND THE MIRROR *
Il FARMER will be sent TO any address for
$40 "A year, payable In advance
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SI.IO each.
Csc each,

and a finer grade at % to soc.
Broken line of Children'S Scar
let Vests and Pants carried over
from last year, to be closed out
now at half price.
New lines of Hosiery for Ladies',
Men and Children at close prices.
New assortment Gloves.
job purchase Of a lot of fine,
handsome Lace Bed Sets, which
are to be sold at
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Owing 10 the great number Of patients under
treatment, DR.. Gage finds IL necessary to repeat
his visits as follows;
Keene, Tuesday oct II, until II O'Clock
Bellows Falls, Tuesday, Oct II, from 10 a.
Wilmington Hotel Wednesday, oct. H. until
noon,
West Dover hotel, Wednesday, Oct II, after
noon.
West WardsbOrO, Thursday, Oct. l3, forenoon
So, Londonderry Hotel Friday, Oct II, until
noon.
Towushend Hotel, Friday, Oct II, afternoon.
Brattleboro Brooks House, Saturday Oct 49,
until p. A.
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Csc. each,
and lot of small square ones at
5 cents each.

New lot COmfOrtableS, Soc, ST,
$l.l5, Sl.25, $1.5O and 50. The
smallest one is 6lX70 in, the larg-
est 72X74 or 70X77 in. The peO-
pie who are most surprised at the
price when they examine the
goods are those who have counted
up the cost of making cOmfOrta-
bles at home.
Special value in Ladies' ALL
Wool Scarlet Vests and Pants Of
fine quality at
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$3.50 a set.

They are as gOOdias anything us
ually sold at So.
Job in extra wide, extra good
Nottingham Curtain Lace at
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Teams exhibited by sections south part list
east, III; west Sd. Stations K . Wilcox /, Y u
Thompson =, Mowry Lyndr3 Matched and Fan
cy Horses. NJ A Thompson /. Saddle horses. j 4
Clark l. VI DHlrymple . Colts VI old, l. II Bal
lou /. Luther Adams =. W W Stowe 3. (; = yrs old
Lester Cors,' J., Carl Krhel > Geo Phillips 3. l. II
Bnllou 4 there wrr, three entries 10y K Y Wilcox
aud some ten others equally as good. 3 yrs Old
l. II Bnlluu l. Luther Adams . " " STOVE and
{: WIS old. Frank Grnin !. Carriage and work
horses + u stafford, Nottingham. ]: RI Phillips
; Brood mares with colts. K II Faulkner Whit
ngham, |, l. II Balluu :, - b Dix 3. " " Stowr4
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Squashes- Hubbard, NJ Powers L; Chas Learn
ard, .; California, l. Adams, / Essex, + o Hill
/: Turban, X j Phillips ], n II Shepardson ?; win
ter cruuSneck, early prolific, Boston murrONfat
b Worden /; cream, K Phillips I; Marble
head Milton Powers 1, Potatoes Beauty Of He
hrun, Warren Miles /, d Wurden .; Cuwhurn
Trophy, Early Durham, + o Hill /; bell potato
D 'Wor1en, / 4; Clark's No /, j + Tucker l. Cab
hayes Dutch variety, d WOrlen l. Carrots
Shorthorn, f q Hill /; A A Larrahee >: Orange
Philander Shearcr l. Sunhuwers- Milton Power
l. Original potatoes Milton Powers !.
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25C a yd.
500 each.

They are worth more than that.
Some Special Bargains in Table
DamaskS and Napkins.
Lot 2S-inch eX-heavy, eX-flne
CalicOes, sometimes called Cent
ury Cloths, sold usually ut Zoe
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Corn Canada cap field X Phillips /, d WOr-
den ?, Milton Powers 3; trace Of seed corn, Benz
Barber /, + o Preston ?, e ii learnard g. Philan-
der SheaTer 4: field corn, ID 4 Tucker !; rnsilage
corn, n Phillips 1; largest exhibit, O Hale ;
top over corn, NJ Powers t. Oats W G Niles ].
AIasln ,lnver- NJ pnANefYs
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Folding table, b Thomas, West Bratteburo
. Sewing Inachines-Scu Dunkler, BruttlcburO
lew Home /, Acme ,. Estey organs q W Stew
lrt, Binttlehoro l.
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Tub aud jar butter NJ Wicks !; lump butter
Janette Bowen, Coleraine, I; NJ Weeks >. Cheese
Mrs o Thurber /.
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THURSDAY. -HORSES.

Exhibition of draft horses for purses at A NJ.
Trottins for $1,000 purse 3.ninutc class trutting
Tor san VI purse, 10 class; trottng for $4,000
purse, 23O class: commencing at / Pm
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SHEEP

Store sheep, | I.Arrabee !; Shropshire buck A
BallOu / Irish smut and SOuthdown d h Tucker !.
POULTRY.
Coops Wyandutte chicks, T Miner lst, \ A
Hill "A
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Orange ounce, B Barber list. Grapes Concord
+ II Niles /, j Hale ,, Geo BARRIER 8. Hartford Il
Barber l. Peaches Crawford, X b Thomas Of
West Brattlehoro /, = Sheap,r 2; frost Il barrier
l. Pears Broctor Park, A Harris Of Brattle
burO varieties, B Barber 1. Apples ~ uL., \
Niles l, h Barber 2 ID S Wurden 8; collection var
ieties, b Barber |, ID 5 Morden :; fine specimens
e II Higley 1t, 4 Hill =, A Larraher 3. Tom
uinAa N Micka L L Sh..nrNr 2
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Pansy aud tuberose bouquet, Mrs !. rhurber
1; bouquet Mamie Adams l phloN, Mis- w [
Niles 1 asters, Mrs Geo Barber /, Mrs j II Thoinp
The evening world., 1887-11-02
THAT PERSONAL PRnN0uN.

NIooLL told me-" says Mayor HEWITT
that he did not desire the nomination for
District Attorney. Otherwise, he continues,
~ should have done what I could for him."
Col. FHLLows, further observes the Mayor,
had also "given Me" to understand that no
did not want the Office.
Unwittingly the Mayor let's the cat out Of
the bag. Sob was the power behind POWER ?
Then why did he not respect the unanimous
wish of the people, emphatically expressed
by every respectable newspaper, that NIooLL,
q faithful public servant, should be encour-
aged in his faithfulness ?
Mayor HEWITT has quite as much naivete,
as q politician, as Senator EvARTs. They are
both great on Q i" give away"